”Zenzenzense” isn’t the only song getting new English vocals from original Japanese singer Yojiro Noda.
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”Zenzenzense” isn’t the only song getting new English vocals from original Japanese singer Yojiro Noda.
The Pen-Pineapple-Apple-Pen singer was surprised by his popularity in the US, with kids, artists and famous celebrities all wanting a photo with him.
This mesmerising video gives us a unique perspective of what it’s like to be a Japanese “hikikomori” social recluse.
One of Japan’s premier names in rock music, Guitar Wolf, is looking for a new bassist, and our reporter Seiji Nakazawa has filled out his resume.
Fast food can make your body fat, but apparently McDonald’s fries can make your beats phat too.
Six-year-old Ai-chan is getting the full idol experience at a young age: the singing, dancing, meeting fans, and even the occasional hatchet-job by the media.
Sneak preview released for new version of mega-hit rock song that will appear in U.S. theatrical screenings.
Piko Taro is the creation of a real musician with real talent named Kosaka Daimao, but unfortunately for him, Piko will be the one playing the Budokan this March.
You couldn’t possibly fit any more cuteness into this video or else you’d endanger the public with a cuteness overdose.
The popular idol group SMAP broke up on December 31 after performing music together for more than a quarter century.
Classically trained musicians will play selections from classic games including Fumito Ueda’s Ico at upcoming Tokyo-area performance.
Take a look at Tokyo’s underground tunnels from the driver’s seat of a train in this awesome new music video.
Already having made a substantial impact in France, the eccentric music of Les Romanesques is looking to break big in Japan.
If the anime series was called “Koto on Ice”, this cover would have just landed a spectacular quadruple axel.